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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: danojeno on August 29, 2014, 11:41:00 AM
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
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Dan,
Welcome and congratulations on your quit. 62 days is something to be proud of but it is just the beginning.
Your story sounds a lot like mine and other quitters on this site.
First step is to get over to the October HOF 2014 roll call and introduce yourself.
Second, read everything on this site and stay active. Most of us have stopped chewing just to start again.
This is your quit, one day at a time (ODAAT).
PM me for digits,
Charles
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Great intro....effing awesome. 62 days is impressive. No reason to be critical about the past. What's done is done...let it go. What you should be pumped about is that you are free today. Take that feeling in. YOU EARN YOUR FREEDOM ONE DAY AT A TIME. Post roll, read all you can, and repeat. Get involved and stay involved. You'll go through funks from time to time. You'll find triggers you never knew existed. Post roll, keep your word and you have nothing to worry about, brother!
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Great intro. Welcome aboard. You will always be a nicotine addict. Posting roll here at KTC and make some friends will be the tools to keep you quit. Jump in with both feet and use us to keep yourself quit.
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First post, and you're already more than halfway to the HoF. Good stuff, man!
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Holy smokes dude! 62 days on your own is impressive! I saw your roll post today. Welcome to the Titans of October!!!
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Dan-
Welcome to KTC and the pre HoF 2014 October group! Read as much as you can. Share your own story, words of wisdom, opinion etc.- Get involved. Use your intro to document your journey of being quit and read other intros- both will help to strengthen your quit.
Quit on.
-Stevo
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Dan-
Welcome to KTC and the pre HoF 2014 October group! Read as much as you can. Share your own story, words of wisdom, opinion etc.- Get involved. Use your intro to document your journey of being quit and read other intros- both will help to strengthen your quit.
Quit on.
-Stevo
Wow, 62 days on your own. I made it 12 days alone and knew I couldn't make it one more day without help from people who had done what I was attempting to do. Today I posted day 280 and could have never stayed quit without this community and the friends I have made here and the support we give each other. You will find that quitting will get a lot easier the more you embrace this community. Here are thousands of different people all fighting for the same thing. Welcome Brother!
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Dan, thanks for your intro, and great decision to quit nicotine. Just stay quit no matter what. It's a matter of life an death. I understand the feelings of anxiety. I chewed for 23 years, and often wonder if I will discover cancer as a result. I have a wife of 17 years and a 7 year old son. I've been quit 25 days, and feel relatively good now. The first few days are really hard, but it starts getting better pretty quickly. Hang in there, you can get through this. I'm quit with you today brother.
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Thank you brothers in Quit. Thank you for sharing your stories and thank you for letting me know I can kill this. On the side, I can tell you that tonight I came clean to my wife about my addiction. She knew nothing of the realness. She knew she was betrayed, she knew I was sick, but she never knew the hold this terrible drug had on me. Tonight she knows that I have 62 days quit. Those days are for me.
Edit: and you know I posted roll!
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Thank you brothers in Quit. Thank you for sharing your stories and thank you for letting me know I can kill this. On the side, I can tell you that tonight I came clean to my wife about my addiction. She knew nothing of the realness. She knew she was betrayed, she knew I was sick, but she never knew the hold this terrible drug had on me. Tonight she knows that I have 62 days quit. Those days are for me.
Edit: and you know I posted roll!
Dan you get it! I can't give a higher complement than that...carry on!
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Thank you brothers in Quit. Thank you for sharing your stories and thank you for letting me know I can kill this. On the side, I can tell you that tonight I came clean to my wife about my addiction. She knew nothing of the realness. She knew she was betrayed, she knew I was sick, but she never knew the hold this terrible drug had on me. Tonight she knows that I have 62 days quit. Those days are for me.
Edit: and you know I posted roll!
Dan you get it! I can't give a higher complement than that...carry on!
That had to feel good coming clean to your wife- good work! Keep up the good fight Dan. Burn the Boat.
Quit on.
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Dan, I'm glad you came clean to your wife. I know how hard that is. I dipped without my wife knowing several times, when she though I had quit. It has taken a few years to re-gain her full trust. Now, she is my strongest supporter in quitting nicotine. It feels good to be off the drug, and it feels good to not have anything to hide. Enjoy your freedom Dan. Enjoy your family. Something will take our lives eventually, and it may be cancer as a result of our past decisions. There's nothing we can do about that. But, one thing we know is we won't be introducing any more nicotine poison into our bodies, increasing those cancer odds - and that's huge for you and me both. Hang in there, take it one day at a time, and focus on the good stuff in life.
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Day 100. It's just like any other. It doesn't mean anything has changed and I'm all cured or anything. It does allow for a little reflection though. I came here one night feeling alone and ashamed of all the crap associated with my addiction. I was depressed and felt like I was the only one who was battling this stuff. This site scared me a bit because, 62 days into my quit when I came here, I wanted to forget about nicotine. However, almost immediately I felt tons of weight lifted from my shoulders. Here were others who has stupidly poisoned themselves, by the thousands. Here were others, fiends just like me, clawing their way out of the can. Terrific as that was, I still had an issue. That hole in my head where the nic used to live was a natural void where alcohol could flow. An already heavy drinker was trying to drown the nic bitch and that wasn't a good recipe. So, I quit that too. Every day after posting roll, I just head over to the alcohol quit group and do the same. It works for me. I look forward to spending many more hundreds of days here among you filthy quitters.
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Day 100. It's just like any other. It doesn't mean anything has changed and I'm all cured or anything. It does allow for a little reflection though. I came here one night feeling alone and ashamed of all the crap associated with my addiction. I was depressed and felt like I was the only one who was battling this stuff. This site scared me a bit because, 62 days into my quit when I came here, I wanted to forget about nicotine. However, almost immediately I felt tons of weight lifted from my shoulders. Here were others who has stupidly poisoned themselves, by the thousands. Here were others, fiends just like me, clawing their way out of the can. Terrific as that was, I still had an issue. That hole in my head where the nic used to live was a natural void where alcohol could flow. An already heavy drinker was trying to drown the nic bitch and that wasn't a good recipe. So, I quit that too. Every day after posting roll, I just head over to the alcohol quit group and do the same. It works for me. I look forward to spending many more hundreds of days here among you filthy quitters.
Congratulations on your accomplishment. Stay here and stay engaged. And stay clean!!!
Enjoy your day!
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
What went wrong brother? Read this again and how excited you were about regaining control of your life. Complacency is a mother fucker. It's kinda easy when we're excited about the QUIT, meeting new people, reading everything we can and the newness and pride of QUITTING, but 200+ days in something changed. From what I've read so far, you didn't dip, but that Nic Bitch still found a way in. I'll be honest, I'm pretty fucking pissed off about you caving and pissing all over our group. I truly thought you were a Titan and it hurts to find out you weren't.
Get in your new group and remember that burning desire to QUIT that you had and read this post that you made and the others here in your Intro. Find out why you went back to the drink, since we both know that's what led you to the Nic Bitch.
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
What went wrong brother? Read this again and how excited you were about regaining control of your life. Complacency is a mother fucker. It's kinda easy when we're excited about the QUIT, meeting new people, reading everything we can and the newness and pride of QUITTING, but 200+ days in something changed. From what I've read so far, you didn't dip, but that Nic Bitch still found a way in. I'll be honest, I'm pretty fucking pissed off about you caving and pissing all over our group. I truly thought you were a Titan and it hurts to find out you weren't.
Get in your new group and remember that burning desire to QUIT that you had and read this post that you made and the others here in your Intro. Find out why you went back to the drink, since we both know that's what led you to the Nic Bitch.
This trip allowed me the opportunity to be "normal" again and drink. As you've pointed out, I am not normal when it comes to alcohol. It's been proven over and over again. Unfortunately my complacency on both fronts led to a double cave. I had all the help in the world available to me but in my fucked up mind, I didn't need it. Thanks for bringing me back here.
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
What went wrong brother? Read this again and how excited you were about regaining control of your life. Complacency is a mother fucker. It's kinda easy when we're excited about the QUIT, meeting new people, reading everything we can and the newness and pride of QUITTING, but 200+ days in something changed. From what I've read so far, you didn't dip, but that Nic Bitch still found a way in. I'll be honest, I'm pretty fucking pissed off about you caving and pissing all over our group. I truly thought you were a Titan and it hurts to find out you weren't.
Get in your new group and remember that burning desire to QUIT that you had and read this post that you made and the others here in your Intro. Find out why you went back to the drink, since we both know that's what led you to the Nic Bitch.
This trip allowed me the opportunity to be "normal" again and drink. As you've pointed out, I am not normal when it comes to alcohol. It's been proven over and over again. Unfortunately my complacency on both fronts led to a double cave. I had all the help in the world available to me but in my fucked up mind, I didn't need it. Thanks for bringing me back here.
In concert with KTC, you need to get hooked up with an AA meeting. When I joined I was a binge drinker that only drank on weekends, holidays, vacations, etc and could actually not drink for long periods of time with no withdrawal symptoms like DTs. I began attending AA and OA meetings to see that there were people just like me struggling with alcohol and food addictions. I'm not saying you're an alcoholic because only you know that. You may just need to go to meetings to put a face on your accountability instead of just these forums.
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
What went wrong brother? Read this again and how excited you were about regaining control of your life. Complacency is a mother fucker. It's kinda easy when we're excited about the QUIT, meeting new people, reading everything we can and the newness and pride of QUITTING, but 200+ days in something changed. From what I've read so far, you didn't dip, but that Nic Bitch still found a way in. I'll be honest, I'm pretty fucking pissed off about you caving and pissing all over our group. I truly thought you were a Titan and it hurts to find out you weren't.
Get in your new group and remember that burning desire to QUIT that you had and read this post that you made and the others here in your Intro. Find out why you went back to the drink, since we both know that's what led you to the Nic Bitch.
This trip allowed me the opportunity to be "normal" again and drink. As you've pointed out, I am not normal when it comes to alcohol. It's been proven over and over again. Unfortunately my complacency on both fronts led to a double cave. I had all the help in the world available to me but in my fucked up mind, I didn't need it. Thanks for bringing me back here.
In concert with KTC, you need to get hooked up with an AA meeting. When I joined I was a binge drinker that only drank on weekends, holidays, vacations, etc and could actually not drink for long periods of time with no withdrawal symptoms like DTs. I began attending AA and OA meetings to see that there were people just like me struggling with alcohol and food addictions. I'm not saying you're an alcoholic because only you know that. You may just need to go to meetings to put a face on your accountability instead of just these forums.
You are right. I am a binger / weekend warrior who is decades beyond where the party should have stopped. Thanks for showing an interest in me. I know it doesn't seem like it, but you and others who supported me did have an impact.
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This site is amazing. Not the just the site, but all of the dedicated people on it. I no longer feel alone. I'm 44 years old now, but back when I was 15, my buddy handed me a little round tin of some stuff I had never seen or heard of before. For about six months I loved getting a little buzz from that Cope. We would see how giant a dip we could squeeze in our mouths. The buzz and dip didn't last. I started smoking and quit the dip. I smoked for about 7 years before going completely clean for a few years. Then, the dip re-appeared. For the last 16 or so years, my addiction has grown to more than a can and a half a day. There were a few brief stoppages in there, usually prompted by some cancer scare. You know, the sore throat or the strange sore in your mouth that makes you stop for a few days. Usually all it took to get me back in the can was a few drinks. I usually only dipped at work or with a few drinks on the weekend, but then I would find ways to do it on days off. Gotta go to Home Depot. Gotta take the kids to sports and hide out. What a douche. I can't tell you what is different this time, but it is. I'm out of the fog and can say that I am never, ever touching tobacco or anything containing nicotine again. I should be proud of myself. I have 62 days in and have even quit my 2 bags of salty sunflower seed per day habit I developed. However, I am consumed by thoughts of early death. Thoughts of not seeing my kids grow up. Thoughts of cancer. I don't know if this anxiety will lift or is it just something I will be haunted by due to a life of stupid decisions. Either way, glad I found you guys...Dan
What went wrong brother? Read this again and how excited you were about regaining control of your life. Complacency is a mother fucker. It's kinda easy when we're excited about the QUIT, meeting new people, reading everything we can and the newness and pride of QUITTING, but 200+ days in something changed. From what I've read so far, you didn't dip, but that Nic Bitch still found a way in. I'll be honest, I'm pretty fucking pissed off about you caving and pissing all over our group. I truly thought you were a Titan and it hurts to find out you weren't.
Get in your new group and remember that burning desire to QUIT that you had and read this post that you made and the others here in your Intro. Find out why you went back to the drink, since we both know that's what led you to the Nic Bitch.
This trip allowed me the opportunity to be "normal" again and drink. As you've pointed out, I am not normal when it comes to alcohol. It's been proven over and over again. Unfortunately my complacency on both fronts led to a double cave. I had all the help in the world available to me but in my fucked up mind, I didn't need it. Thanks for bringing me back here.
In concert with KTC, you need to get hooked up with an AA meeting. When I joined I was a binge drinker that only drank on weekends, holidays, vacations, etc and could actually not drink for long periods of time with no withdrawal symptoms like DTs. I began attending AA and OA meetings to see that there were people just like me struggling with alcohol and food addictions. I'm not saying you're an alcoholic because only you know that. You may just need to go to meetings to put a face on your accountability instead of just these forums.
You are right. I am a binger / weekend warrior who is decades beyond where the party should have stopped. Thanks for showing an interest in me. I know it doesn't seem like it, but you and others who supported me did have an impact.
I'm not there yet Dano, but it seems that perhaps you're serious this time around. I hope so, for you and your families sake. PM me if you need some more digits and don't already have mine.
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I knew I was quit. Look at me, i got two hundred something days. 100 percent poster. Promises everywhere. Obviously, somewhere there was a life raft left on the beach and I didn't even know about it. In a dark hour, she led me right to it. I despise tobacco and what it did to me, so how did this happen? How did I let down myself and a whole group of people and how can I make sure it doesn't happen again? It happened because I knew I was cured. I knew I was quit so I was in the clear. I stopped quitting for the day, the moment...I was quit for life!
Sorry is kinda weak when you give someone your word and you break it. The morning after I broke my promise I felt ant sized....I logged on to KTC and saw my name in green, what a douche. Here were all of these good people available to help me and I used none. There was only one option and that was to do something I didn't really do before, get involved. I didn't need help before, remember. Here we are only two weeks after complete failure and I feel different. I feel energized with a passion for helping others. Today I've already reached out to more people than I did in my entire failed stint with the Titans. Shame on me for taking my old group for granted and not getting involved. I can't tell you what tomorrow will bring, but I can say that on this sunny day, I am quit and will do everything I can to make sure you are too.
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I knew I was quit. Look at me, i got two hundred something days. 100 percent poster. Promises everywhere. Obviously, somewhere there was a life raft left on the beach and I didn't even know about it. In a dark hour, she led me right to it. I despise tobacco and what it did to me, so how did this happen? How did I let down myself and a whole group of people and how can I make sure it doesn't happen again? It happened because I knew I was cured. I knew I was quit so I was in the clear. I stopped quitting for the day, the moment...I was quit for life!
Sorry is kinda weak when you give someone your word and you break it. The morning after I broke my promise I felt ant sized....I logged on to KTC and saw my name in green, what a douche. Here were all of these good people available to help me and I used none. There was only one option and that was to do something I didn't really do before, get involved. I didn't need help before, remember. Here we are only two weeks after complete failure and I feel different. I feel energized with a passion for helping others. Today I've already reached out to more people than I did in my entire failed stint with the Titans. Shame on me for taking my old group for granted and not getting involved. I can't tell you what tomorrow will bring, but I can say that on this sunny day, I am quit and will do everything I can to make sure you are too.
Hey Dano,
Pab here been dipping 38 years, I'm 50 years young! The first few 100 times I stopped were really useless because I had no one that really gave a shit. My whole family never seen me without a dip. Frigging sucks to even say that! Now with all these brothers and sisters supporting me I have the support I've always needed and so do you! I always thought hell I'm older it's gonna be alot harder for me to quit than someone alot younger. That was nic bitch lying at her best, it's damn hard whether you used a year or 40 years! One thing I realized that's helped me that I never thought of before this site, I'm a frigging addict and always will be but by the GRACE OF GOD and this site I will never put this crap in my mouth! Older, wiser let's prove it! Damn proud to be quit with you today!
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
Congrats on 3rd floor! And thanks for the support.
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
Congrats on 3rd floor! And thanks for the support.
Dano , thank you for supporting me everyday, that helps so much! Don't ever look back.
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
Congrats on 3rd floor! And thanks for the support.
Dano , thank you for supporting me everyday, that helps so much! Don't ever look back.
Awww. Thanks to you all. It's great to be on a team with you EDD!
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
Congrats on 3rd floor! And thanks for the support.
Dano , thank you for supporting me everyday, that helps so much! Don't ever look back.
Awww. Thanks to you all. It's great to be on a team with you EDD!
Nice job brother...
Stay strong ODAAT.
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Dano, Congrats on your day 300!!
Thanks for always supporting myself and my group!
From a fog.
Way to go Dano!
Nice 3rd floor!!!
Congrats on 3rd floor! And thanks for the support.
Dano , thank you for supporting me everyday, that helps so much! Don't ever look back.
Awww. Thanks to you all. It's great to be on a team with you EDD!
Nice job brother...
Stay strong ODAAT.
Happy Belated 300 Dano. You're an inspiration. Nicely done.
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Dano, congrats on your 1 year belated,
And congrats on your 4th floor today!
Proud to be able to quit with you.
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Dano, congrats on hitting the 4th floor. How's the view? Stay quit!
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Dano, congrats on your 1 year belated,
And congrats on your 4th floor today!
Proud to be able to quit with you.
Hey my main man! My daily supporter! Congratulations my friend and brother! Thank you for everything you do here!
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Dano, congrats on your 1 year belated,
And congrats on your 4th floor today!
Proud to be able to quit with you.
Hey my main man! My daily supporter! Congratulations my friend and brother! Thank you for everything you do here!
Belated congrats on the 4th floor!
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Dano, congrats on your 1 year belated,
And congrats on your 4th floor today!
Proud to be able to quit with you.
Hey my main man! My daily supporter! Congratulations my friend and brother! Thank you for everything you do here!
Belated congrats on the 4th floor!
Thanks guys! Your support got me here!
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Dano, congrats on your 1 year belated,
And congrats on your 4th floor today!
Proud to be able to quit with you.
Hey my main man! My daily supporter! Congratulations my friend and brother! Thank you for everything you do here!
Belated congrats on the 4th floor!
Thanks guys! Your support got me here!
Belated, but congratulations Brother I'm proud to quit with EDD!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
Whenever I see that you've posted something I look forward to reading it. Your words are always simple, yet intelligent.
I'm looking forward to being inspired by you for another day, for I quit with you today and today only!
Congrats on the 5th floor!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
Whenever I see that you've posted something I look forward to reading it. Your words are always simple, yet intelligent.
I'm looking forward to being inspired by you for another day, for I quit with you today and today only!
Congrats on the 5th floor!
I don't think you and I have ever corresponded but I see you posting roll in many of the quit groups and see were you're active in many of the discussions throughout the site. I think I speak for all of us newbies when I say the numbers you post (500) as well as your involvement in the forums is very encouraging and appreciated.
Say quit! and congrats on 500
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
Whenever I see that you've posted something I look forward to reading it. Your words are always simple, yet intelligent.
I'm looking forward to being inspired by you for another day, for I quit with you today and today only!
Congrats on the 5th floor!
I don't think you and I have ever corresponded but I see you posting roll in many of the quit groups and see were you're active in many of the discussions throughout the site. I think I speak for all of us newbies when I say the numbers you post (500) as well as your involvement in the forums is very encouraging and appreciated.
Say quit! and congrats on 500
500 well deserved days, proud to call you a friend and a brother!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
Whenever I see that you've posted something I look forward to reading it. Your words are always simple, yet intelligent.
I'm looking forward to being inspired by you for another day, for I quit with you today and today only!
Congrats on the 5th floor!
I don't think you and I have ever corresponded but I see you posting roll in many of the quit groups and see were you're active in many of the discussions throughout the site. I think I speak for all of us newbies when I say the numbers you post (500) as well as your involvement in the forums is very encouraging and appreciated.
Say quit! and congrats on 500
500 well deserved days, proud to call you a friend and a brother!
Belated congrats on the half comma brother, well done!
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Half dangle hell yeah Brother! Thanks for all you do here!
Congrats on half a comma!!! Thanks for leading the way!
COngrats on 500 man. One badass quitter
Congrats on another milestone Dan!
Congrats on the half comma man!
Congrats Dano on your 500!!
BAQ
Whenever I see that you've posted something I look forward to reading it. Your words are always simple, yet intelligent.
I'm looking forward to being inspired by you for another day, for I quit with you today and today only!
Congrats on the 5th floor!
I don't think you and I have ever corresponded but I see you posting roll in many of the quit groups and see were you're active in many of the discussions throughout the site. I think I speak for all of us newbies when I say the numbers you post (500) as well as your involvement in the forums is very encouraging and appreciated.
Say quit! and congrats on 500
500 well deserved days, proud to call you a friend and a brother!
Belated congrats on the half comma brother, well done!
Day late, dollar short, but happy 500th anyway, Dano!
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Congrats on 6th floor Dano!
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Congrats on 6th floor Dano!
Congrats on 600 days quit! You are truly a leader around here. Thank you for your continued support!!
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Congrats on 6th floor Dano!
Congrats on 600 days quit! You are truly a leader around here. Thank you for your continued support!!
Congratulations on 600 my friend and brother! Thanks for being there with me EDD!
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600 is huge man congrats and thanks for all you do here!
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6 th floor, 6 Hundo, 6 bills. Whatever we call it it's a great quit rocking and rolling. Thx for all you do in here as well. All the best see ya on a +1 manana
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Congrats on 6th floor Dano!
Congrats on 600 days quit! You are truly a leader around here. Thank you for your continued support!!
Congratulations on 600 my friend and brother! Thanks for being there with me EDD!
Congrats on your 600, and thanks.
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Congrats on 2 years Dano!!
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Congrats on 800 days!!!! Thanks for your continued support!
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Congrats on 800 days!!!! Thanks for your continued support!
Amen to that, nice 800!
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Congrats on 800 and thanks for posting in our August 17 Quit Group!!!
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Congrats on 800 and thanks for posting in our August 17 Quit Group!!!
Congrats on 8th floor Dano!
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Congrats on 800 and thanks for posting in our August 17 Quit Group!!!
Congrats on 8th floor Dano!
Awesome Dano.
Congrats on 800!
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Putting this here for you.
Nicotine and it's fucked up effects aren't suddenly positive in adverse conditions.
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Putting this here for you.Nicotine and it's fucked up effects aren't suddenly positive in adverse conditions.
Truth
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Congrats on 3 years quit Dano!
You've been around my group since the start.
Thanks for caring enough to support us and others.
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Congrats on 12th floor!!
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Congrats on 12th floor!!
Congratulations sir.
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Congrats on 12th floor!!
Congratulations sir.
Congrats on 12th Floor, and here's to many more!
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Congrats on 12th floor!!
Congratulations sir.
Congrats on 12th Floor, and here's to many more!
Congratulations to a badass quitter and an even better friend!! Well done